John Walker, co-founder of AutoCAD, transformed the A&E industry by shifting from paper to digital design, revolutionizing drafting and design worldwide.

ORNL researchers, led by Vipin Kumar, have developed a technology that protects composite materials like turbine blades from lightning strikes. They successfully tested a resilient 6.5-foot blade tip.

A team of over 40 experts, including UC San Diego and Scripps Research, is working to make whole eye transplants a reality to restore vision, backed by a $56 million ARPA-H award.

xAI is expanding its Colossus supercomputer in Memphis, which may turn the city into an AI hub with one million new GPUs and the arrival of other tech companies.

Astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy captured a rare photo of Saturn occulted by the Moon from Mauna Kea, Hawaii, overcoming challenges like atmospheric distortion and the flu.

Delta Air Lines opened a new $50 million pilot training center in Salt Lake City, featuring advanced technology, including simulation bays and training rooms.

The Opportunities in Energy conference in Knoxville focused on Tennessee's advanced energy economy with leaders discussing nuclear and renewable energy innovations.

ORNL's new method for processing spent HEU in Kazakhstan transforms spent nuclear fuel into safer waste by mixing it with other materials and sealing it in concrete.

Researchers at two DOE Bioenergy Research Centers discovered a gene named "Booster" in the black cottonwood tree, which significantly enhances plant growth and photosynthesis, potentially benefiting crop science and addressing food scarcity.

Michigan invests $4.7 million in programs at WMU and KCC to advance EV and semiconductor education for students and current workforce, aligning with industry needs.

San Diego is developing a Broadband Master Plan to enhance internet access and affordability, prioritizing communities with a significant digital divide.

The Summit supercomputer at OLCF has been given an extension beyond its expected lifespan, enabling vital research in fields such as brain science and aerospace through the SummitPLUS program.

Atrium Health apologizes for a data disclosure issue where patient data may have been shared with third parties via online tracking technologies between January 2015 and July 2019.